Pankaj Jha
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3 Khalistani Terrorists, Who Attacked Punjab Cops, Killed In UP Encounter
Three criminals accused of lobbing a grenade at a police post in Punjab's Gurdaspur have suffered injuries in an encounter with police in Uttar Pradesh's Pilibhit.
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Part Of 185-Year-Old Mosque Demolished In UP, Officials Claim "Encroachment"
A part of a 185-year-old mosque in Uttar Pradesh was demolished by local authorities on Tuesday. Reason: authorities claim the structure was encroaching on the Banda-Bahraich Highway.
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Shocker In Sambhal Violence Probe: Cops Find 'Made In Pak' Bullets
Investigation into the violence in Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh, has thrown up a shock. The police said the forensic officials have found cartridge cases -- exploded and unexploded -- that are made in Pakistan.
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Violence Over UP Mosque Spontaneous Or Planned? Questions Before Probe Team
As Sambhal simmers in the aftermath of violence linked to the survey of a Mughal-era mosque, a three-member judicial panel will be visiting the violence-hit areas as part of their investigation into the incident.
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Rahul Gandhi Has UK Citizenship, Claims Petitioner. Home Ministry Says This
Responding to the Allahabad High Court on a petition claiming that Rahul Gandhi holds dual citizenship, the Home Ministry has said the representation is under process.
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Samajwadi Party MP Incited Locals, MLA's Son Led Mob: Sambhal Violence FIR
Zia Ur Rehman, Samajwadi Party MP from Uttar Pradesh's Sambhal, allegedly made provocative statements and instigated people before violence broke out over the survey of a mosque, according to the FIR filed by local police
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UP Hospital Fire That Killed 11 Babies Accidental, Finds Panel: Sources
The fire at a hospital in Uttar Pradesh that killed 11 newborns, was entirely accidental and not deliberate, a two-member committee investigating the matter has found.
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In Jhansi, Grieving Parents Struggle To Cope With Loss After Hospital Fire
Tragedy struck Jhansi, a city about 100 km from Gwalior, hours before Friday midnight as a massive fire engulfed a ward meant for infants at a government hospital.
